Aashiqui Trademark Trouble: Court Says, “No Love Lost!”
The advent of cinema in India dates back to 1896, but the recognition of films under copyright law did not gain legal momentum until 1928. At…
Just Sue It: Nike’s IP Strategy
Nike the multi-national sneaker corporation seems to be embroiled in one lawsuit after the other. The corporation has been known for opting…
Khadi: The National Trademark
The word Khadi invokes a lot of sentiment in an Indian heart. The humble fabric handwoven by the many artisans of India played an important…
Lip Balm Lawsuit: Why Balmuccino Tookstarbucks to Court ?
Over the past two decades the Seattle-based coffee company Starbucks has become a major source of influence and inspiration for the Beauty…
Manolo Blahnik Finally Steps into China: A 22-Year Trademark Battle
Manolo Blahnik: The Y2K Shoe Icon Manolo Blahnik, one of the most iconic and celebrated shoe brands of the Y2K era, known for its association…
The Buzz Around Quiet Luxury
“IF YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW” In the fashion industry especially in luxury fashion, craftsmanship and marketing go hand-in-hand i.e. brands not only…
The Red Sole Saga: Christian Louboutin Heels
Christian Louboutin painted the world red with his infamous red-soled shoes and single-handedly elevated it to a status symbol. The red sole…
The Taylor Clause: Re-Recording & Master Rights
Re-record clauses and the music industry: Taylor Swift case study On August 9, Taylor Swift announced the release of one of her most popular…
Grammy Nominations & Ai
Can AI win a Grammy? Music creation by AI making unauthorized use of the voice of artist As the world progresses and new technological…
Copyright in Peace
Copyright after the death of the author In this digital day and age, where everything is easily accessible, it is easy to steal ideas and…